Delve into concrete art and color theory at von Bartha Basel. This exhibition showcases the compelling visual and historical connections between Josef Albers and Aurélie Nemours. Curated by Andrew Bick, it brings together archival gallery history with contemporary creative research to explore modernist legacies.
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This exhibition spotlights anecdotal connections and physical resemblances between the works of Josef Albers and Aurélie Nemours. Curated by Andrew Bick, it juxtaposes pieces by these two artists with his own work and selected archival material from the gallery's history.
Exploring the Archive: Interacting Colors investigates the intersections of concrete art, color theory, and personal narratives. By bringing together the works of German-born artist Josef Albers and French artist Aurélie Nemours, the exhibition highlights the formal and anecdotal parallels that exist within their respective practices. Curated by Andrew Bick, the show creates a unique dialogue that bridges the gap between historical modernist perspectives and contemporary creative research. Beyond the primary works of Albers and Nemours, the exhibition incorporates pieces by Andrew Bick and utilizes archival content from the von Bartha gallery history. This approach emphasizes the research-based nature of Bick’s curatorial practice, drawing connections between the structured, precise formats of concrete art and the subjective, lived histories behind their creation. Visitors are presented with an immersive installation that explores the legacy of color interaction and structural experimentation.
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